Yes. When residents have cognitive impairments, the need for close supervision becomes even more critical. Dementia can increase confusion, impulsivity, and agitation, making it easier for preventable incidents to occur. The facility still has a duty to supervise, separate, and protect residents from foreseeable harm. The presence of dementia does not excuse a nursing home’s responsibility to maintain a safe environment.
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Legally Reviewed ByYes. When residents have cognitive impairments, the need for close supervision becomes even more critical. Dementia can increase confusion, impulsivity, and agitation, making it...
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